You can delete pages, documents, and folder structures from a case directly from the main form. From a grid display you can delete one or more documents, an entire range of pages in a document, or specific pages from a document.
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If you have deduplication enabled, then it is recommended to enable "Refresh duplicate status after deleting records" (Tools>Options>Preferences) prior to deleting documents or folders.
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1.Select one or more documents from the document list. 2.Do one of the following: •Press the DELETE key. Or
•On the Edit menu, click Delete and then click Document(s). The Delete Document(s) dialog box appears.
3.Click Yes.
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Records that were imported via Turbo Import will delete all records in the family. For example, selecting the second of two attachments and clicking Delete will delete all three records ( the parent and both attachments).
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1.Select one or more pages from the thumbnails display. 2.On the Edit menu, click Delete and then click Page(s). The Delete Page(s) dialog box appears.
3.Select Current Page or enter a range of pages, and then click OK.
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Please note the following when deleting pages:
•Deleting pages in PDFs is not supported in CloudNine™ LAW. •If an image has associated OCR text, the deleted pages will be removed from the OCR as well (text-based OCR only) and the remaining OCR pages will be renumbered if page identifiers are found (i.e., <<< Page 1 >>>).
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You can delete a folder and all its contents, including subfolders and their contents.
1.From the main window, do one of the following: •Right-click a folder and then click Delete. Or
•Select a folder and then click the delete button:  . The Delete Folders and All Subfolders dialog box appears.
2.Click Yes to delete the folder and all its contents or click No to cancel.
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•On either a standalone or embedded grid display, select records to delete and then press the DELETE key.
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Use caution when using this feature as anywhere from one record to all records in the case may be selected at once and deleted from the grids.
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